The best bookshops Vienne

Since 1989, it is one of the high places of the cultureunderground of the city. This associative space, with more than 55 000 references, has for mission the preservation and the diffusion of fanzines (contraction of fan and magazine). It is the largest European collection. This small magazine of comics, science fiction, music, cinema..., written by amateurs for other enthusiasts exists in many languages. The Fanzino also hosts a silk-screening laboratory that organizes workshops, trainings and realizes orders for individuals.

Every passionate cartoon enthusiast has spent countless hours on 63, the anthill of 9 th art. The shop line is clear: share bédé from 7 to 77 years. To listen to the boss, who holds the rudder firmly since 1996, one would think a little in a BD. He has airs of wolffish, large, mighty, impressive… But do not hesitate to ask him advice, he always falls right! It puts its encyclopaedic knowledge at your service. Ink Bubbles is also renowned for bringing authors to signing sessions that have nothing to envy the Angoulême festival! In addition to the eternal Tintin, Corto and Asterix, the library also has a manga rayon. Derivatives, lithographs, prints, posters, postcards… ideas with which you can leave if you wish to make an original gift to a loved one. Since you are told that this is an unavoidable place…

Be careful not to get lost on the various levels, where multiple staircases and half-storeys can lead you astray. Here, 150,000 new and used books, plus a stationery aisle, make your head spin. You'll bubble over in front of the attractive comics and children's sections, but you'll salivate even more at all the novels you haven't read yet. You'll also find local authors in the spotlight, as well as a used book buy-back service.

Whether you're looking at the books or writing them, we're discovering everything for his happiness in this library-stationery. On the ground floor is the stationery, stamped Full Sky, where there is also a choice of materials and equipment for creative leisure. If you move the stairs, we are in the middle of the books, from the school to the best-seller, the gift books (to be done and, of course, to the comic book). The staff is very good advice.

This culinary bookshop is a small bookstore specializing in cooking, gastronomy, smoking and oenology. Here, among the 12,000 books, old and new, you'll find great classics on literature, culinary travel... The pretty red front makes you want to take your time in this little store, where Robert will guide you through the vast selection. Well-known in Montmorillon, you'll be hard-pressed to miss this store with its plethora of books to sample without moderation!

Here, no showcase: Olivier Fern works for the moment only by correspondence. He proposes to sale a huge documentary fund on music, what do I say, music, all music. If you are looking for a biography (even exhausted), a press kit… it is possible that our man get his rare pearl behind his faggots. Collectors, amateurs of books and music, you can already send your search lists to this address by post!

To give your books a second life, everyone can grab a big bag, put their reading material in it and head to Bibliovore. The store buys back novels, essays, comics, paperbacks, etc. at €1 per kilo and offers them for sale. Every week, a thousand books arrive, some more recent than others, but always in good condition. Whether you're looking for a classic, a thriller or science fiction, Jean-Luc will help you find the book you need from over 10,000 suggestions. At 3 euros a book or 10 euros for 4, you'll be able to devour them without breaking the bank...

In the heart of the medieval town, behind the P'tit Choucas, you'll find the illustrator duo Luc Turlan and Véronique Hermouet. Luc Turlan has been illustrating children's books for over 16 years. Who hasn't read the adventures of the pig Crapoto or Peluchon, the Poitou jackass? In over thirty albums, he tells local stories. And from morning till night, he pencils in new adventures for Les Amis de la ferme. In summer, he shares his profession and his passion. His partner Véronique, an illustrator and paper designer, offers her creations.

A big bowl of freshness, smiles galore, a pinch of revolutionary soul, that's the secret recipe of Fanny Carlotti, the young bookseller from Neuville. With Lecteurs en herbe, she has realized her dream: to open a children's bookstore. In her large, bright and beautifully decorated store, there are thousands of children's books. there are 3,600 titles to tell and read, for the little ones, the young readers, the word crunchers and other lovers of illustrations and beautiful stories. There are also young adult novels, mangas, as well as a corner reserved for adult comics, some feminist works, on disability, cooking, well-being, ecology, titles dear to Fanny. Please note that the bookshop can also order other titles that you might be interested in.